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Topic: 188D Waterpump
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| dflippin08
09-21-2012 09:57:20
68.142.177.151
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If you remove the water pump on a 188 diesel, there is supposed to be a bolt that screws into the head. Well my engine doesnt have the bolt in the hole. And it doesnt appear that it has ever had one. My question is would this allow coolant to bypass? Should I put one in it?
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| kwoodrum570
09-23-2012 20:27:47
139.55.6.30
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Re: 188D Waterpump in reply to dflippin08, 09-21-2012 09:57:20
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| I have a 1972 570 it dont have that bolt with the hole in it, i rebuilt a 72 570 last year it didnt have the bolt with the hole like the early 188s had on the 30 series
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| Adirondack case guy
09-21-2012 12:20:51
74.69.160.79
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Re: 188D Waterpump in reply to dflippin08, 09-21-2012 09:57:20
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| If you have a hole in the back of the timing cover and the head has a threaded hole in it by all means put a 7/16" capscrew with a 3/16" hole drilled in the center, which was as stated, a bypass. If the capscrew is not in there coolant can make it's way to the crankcase via the timing gear cover.
Loren
PS I believe the head of the capscrew was shaved down to allow clearance for the impeller on the water pump, so make sure the pump turns freely after installed.
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| Klyde
09-21-2012 11:24:55
69.207.69.97
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Re: 188D Waterpump in reply to dflippin08, 09-21-2012 09:57:20
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| It was a drilled bolt, and it was a bypass. I don"t think the later engines had the hole for the bolt.
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